England

Caravan club sites in Cambridgeshire

4 sites · 1 open all year · 500 pitches between them

All club sites in Cambridgeshire

Two colourful tents pitched on a green grass field beside leafy trees

Cambridge · Cambridgeshire

Cambridge Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A level, tree-bordered site at 19 Cabbage Moor in the village of Great Shelford, about four miles from Cambridge. The surrounding South Cambridgeshire countryside is used for walking and cycling. The city's colleges and museums are reachable by bus or train.

C&CCMarch–OctoberDogs welcome

Car towing a white touring caravan along a winding road through green English hills

260 pitches

Peterborough · Cambridgeshire

Ferry Meadows Club Campsite

A 260-pitch all-year site on Ham Lane inside Ferry Meadows Country Park beside the River Nene at Peterborough. There are 131 hardstanding pitches and access to about 60 miles of off-road cycleways. Peterborough city centre and its cathedral are a short drive away.

CAMCall yearDogs welcome

White tent on grass beside a still mountain lake fringed with pine trees

60 pitches

Huntingdon · Cambridgeshire

Grafham Water Club Campsite

A six-acre site on Church Road at Grafham with 60 level pitches, 41 of them hardstanding. Grafham Water reservoir, used for sailing, fishing and windsurfing, is close by. Huntingdon is the nearest town.

CAMCMarch–NovemberDogs welcome

White and brown caravan pitched on a green grass field under cloudy sky

180 pitches

St Neots · Cambridgeshire

St Neots Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A 180-pitch riverside site on Hardwick Road at Eynesbury, on the banks of the Great Ouse about a mile from St Neots. The setting is rural and used by anglers, walkers and cyclists. Cambridge is within driving distance.

C&CCMarch–OctoberDogs welcome

Who runs them

The Camping and Caravanning Club

2 of the 4 sites in Cambridgeshire · 100 across the UK

The Caravan and Motorhome Club

2 of the 4 sites in Cambridgeshire · 200 across the UK

Worth reading before you book

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Which UK caravan club should you join?

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